I read on a forum that there are two different iterations of this tire, a "competition" compound and a "street" compound. Are you aware of this distinction and could you tell me which version this tire is (if there really are different versions)? Also, if there are different versions, could you tell me the difference?

Asked by Toph from Alexandria, VA on

Hi Toph, These Maxxis Tires 38x13.00-15LT, Creepy Crawlers are a load range D which is an 8 ply design. We are not aware of different compounds on this tire from Maxxis, thanks for your inquiry.

Answered by Jim G Ext 4806 from Alexandria, VA on

I not only use my truck for extreme off road but a daily driver as well. Would this tire be okay and if not do you have any suggestions on what aggressive tire would be good? My truck is a 2006 dodge diesel. Getting a 6"-8" lift (Bds).

Asked by cap'n Kringle from austin, texas on

Hello, These Maxxis Creepy Krawlers are more of a soft read they perform amazing offroad and but wear down faster then your standard tire on the highway. If you are looking for something aggressive with a good tread life the Pro Comp Mt2 and the Maxxis Big horn both last very well on and off road. If you have anymore questions feel free to ask, Thank you.

Answered by JordanC@extension4833 from austin, texas on

Will these tires also perform good in the sand?

Asked by Joe from OC on

Hello, Yes these are a good offroad tire. They will do very well in the sand. If you have anymore questions feel free to ask, Thank you.

Answered by JordanC extension4833 from OC on